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Key

This is qualified praise from Evans, but worth noting for deep-league and dynasty purposes. Key (6'3/200) has shown off “good speed in space” while nabbing chunk gains downfield. It will be very hard for Key to return fantasy value if he remains on the Broncos’ roster, but perhaps he could work his way into another team’s rotation if he is waived on cut-down day.

Key (6'3?/210), 22, spent three seasons at Kentucky before transferring to Nebraska in 2025, catching 39 passes for 452 yards and five touchdowns in his final college season. He is a jump-ball specialist who chose not to test at the NFL Scouting Combine. His lack of special teams experience could make it difficult for him to secure a spot on an NFL active roster.

This was a big day for Mark Stoops and the Wildcats in getting a pledge from four-star WR Key (6'2/190). The Frederick Douglass (KY) product picked Kentucky over Oregon, Michigan, and South Carolina. Adding him to the 2022 class gives Kentucky a fourth four-star and fifth player that level or higher. The Wildcats are sitting at 16th in the nation and sixth in the SEC in recruiting classes. 24/7 describes Key as a player that excels in contested-catch situations and catches the ball naturally away from his body.